JPH09201455A - Game board of game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To facilitate the attaching and changing of an external rail as well as the adjusting of its installation angle. SOLUTION: A metal bracket 7 for fixing an external rail, which is equipped with an attaching piece 71 erected from an installing substrate 74, is fitted on a fixing base board 72 for arranging an external rail 31; a stopper 312 formed on the base end of the external rail 31 is attached to the attaching piece 71 of the metal bracket 7; and the external rail 31 is thereby indirectly fixed against the body of a game board.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a gaming board of a gaming machine, and more particularly to a so-called separation type gaming board in which only the gaming board can be removed from the gaming machine body and replaced.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a game board of a game machine, an outer rail for guiding a hit ball emitted from a hitting ball launching device to the game board is generally formed by bending a base end portion to form a cylindrical fixing portion through which a fixing nail passes. Then, the fixing nails passed through the fixing portion were driven into the game board body made of veneer plywood to be fixed. Further, in the conventional outer rail, the split pins locked to the lower edge at appropriate intervals are inserted into the prepared holes provided in the game board main body and gradually tapped to fix. Therefore, it has been almost impossible to replace the conventional outer rail even if the landing point of the hit ball is worn. On the other hand, in order to guide the hit ball to the game section without contacting the glass surface or the game board surface, the fixed outer rail must be erected at a predetermined angle with respect to the game board body. Therefore, the mounting angle of the outer rail is adjusted by hitting the above-mentioned fixed nail from the side with a hammer or the like.

[0003]

However, fixing the outer rail directly to the game board body requires the complicated steps as described above. Further, if the fixing nail that fixes the tip of the outer rail is bent, the mounting state of the outer rail may vary. If the fixing nail is bent, the hit ball hits the glass surface or the game board surface, and stable ball flight cannot be obtained. Therefore, it is necessary to adjust the angle of the outer rail, that is, the standing state with respect to the game board surface. For this reason, conventionally, the fixed nail has been hit with a hammer or the like as described above, so that a skilled technique is required. Further, since this adjustment work must be performed in a narrow work space, other members or the assembly machine may be struck by mistake, which may render the game board unusable or damage the assembly machine. The present invention has been proposed in view of the above, and an object thereof is to provide a game board in which the outer rail can be easily attached and replaced and the attachment angle can be easily adjusted.

[0004]

In order to achieve the above object, the invention as set forth in claim 1 has an outer rail and an inner rail which are erected on a game board main body so that a hitting ball flows down and the game portion. A game board that is formed by partitioning a non-gaming part located on the outside and is replaceably mounted on a game machine, and an outer rail fixing metal fitting having a mounting piece standing upright from a mounting board, and a fixing board on which the outer rail is arranged. The outer rail is indirectly fixed to the game board main body by attaching a fastening portion formed at the base end of the outer rail to the mounting piece of the outer rail fixing bracket. . According to the invention described in claim 2, the fixed substrate on which the outer rail is arranged is constituted by a decorative member attached to the game board. According to the invention described in claim 3, the mounting angle of the outer rail is adjusted by changing the standing angle of the mounting piece of the outer rail fixing member.

[0005]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below with reference to an embodiment shown in the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view and a side view showing an outline of a gaming machine, that is, a pachinko machine.

In the pachinko machine 1, one side of a frame-shaped front frame 11 having a window portion is generally hinged to an outer frame 12 so as to be openable and closable, and a glass decoration frame 13 having glass attached thereto can be opened and closed. The front frame 11 and the glass decoration frame 13 are locked by the locking device 131. Although not shown in the drawing, a glass frame for mounting the glass covering the front surface of the game board main body 27 is provided on the back surface of the glass decoration frame 3, and the opening of the glass decoration frame 13 formed in a frame shape is provided. I'm trying to close it.
Further, an upper tray set 1 including a front plate 142 having an upper plate 141 provided on the lower portion of the glass decoration frame 13
4 is provided, and the lower tray set 15 provided with the lower tray 151 is provided in the lower portion of the front frame 11. In addition, the above-mentioned saucer set 14
The upper plate 14 on the game board mounting table 16 (see FIG. 2) on the back side of the
A ball feeding device 162 for supplying a single ball from 1 to the ball striking device 161 and a speaker are located, and a sound effect emitted by the speaker can be heard through a slit 143 provided below the upper plate 141. The hitting ball launching device 161 hits the ball at the ball launching position with a punch 163 using a solenoid as a driving source. The upper plate 141 is provided on the front surface of the upper plate 141.
Ball ejecting button 14 for ejecting the ball of the lower tray 151
4 is provided. Further, in the pachinko machine 1 shown, a touch switch 145 for stopping the symbol of the variable symbol display device (not shown) is provided.

The window portion of the front frame 11 faces the game board 2 which is replaceable by being placed on the game board mounting table 16 so as to close the window portion. An outer rail 31 and an inner rail 32, which will be described later, are arranged on the front side of the game board 2 to form a game section 21 which is surrounded by a substantially circular shape. Although not shown in the figure, various game components such as various display devices such as a variable display device and a variable winning device, a starting opening, various winning tools, a windmill, and various indicator lights, etc., are not shown in the game section 21. Arranged, the outlet 2 at the bottom
2 is provided. Further, a completion indicator lamp 23 is provided outside the outer rail 31 or the inner rail 32 on the right upper corner portion, and a prize ball indicator lamp 24 is provided outside the outer rail 31 on the left upper corner portion. External indicator light 25 on the upper edge of 13
Is provided. In addition, hereinafter, the outside of the outer rail 31 and the inner rail 32 is referred to as a non-gaming section 26.

On the front surface side of the lower tray set 15, an operation grip 152 for adjusting the flight distance of a ball hit into the game section 21 by the ball launching device 161 is provided. Further, the lower tray set 15 is provided with an ashtray 153, a ball removing lever 154, etc. in addition to the lower tray 151 for storing the winning prize balls.

The front frame 11 to which the above-mentioned devices or members are assembled may be formed by cutting a plywood plywood or the like, or may be formed by molding a synthetic resin. Further, the outer frame 12 for hingedly attaching the front frame 11 by the hinge device is a wooden board or the like framed in a rectangular shape, and in the illustrated embodiment, a reinforcing metal fitting 121 is provided at a connection corner. It should be noted that the side edge of the front frame 11 is provided with a recess 1 as a relief for the lever and key piece of the locking device 131.
22, 123 and a lock receiving metal fitting 124 are provided.

The game board 2 is a main member of the pachinko machine 1, and has a generally square game board body 27 in which cell sheets (not shown) having a design drawing are integrally joined to the entire front surface of the plywood plywood. It is configured by attaching the game members. The game board body 27 is formed by cutting a plywood board, for example. In the drawings, illustrations of openings, mounting holes, etc. are omitted.

On the front side of the game board main body 27, a decorative member 3 described later is additionally provided to form a game portion 21 and a non-game portion 26. That is, the part where the hit ball shot by the player rolls,
The hit ball does not jump out and is divided into the area used exclusively for display and decoration. For this reason, in the conventional game board 2, a band-shaped stainless plate called "guide rail" or "band" is arranged in a substantially circular or spiral shape, and the split pin is driven into the game board main body 27 and fixed. Was.

Therefore, in the conventional pachinko machine 1, it is difficult to fix the guide rail in a predetermined shape, that is, so as to draw a correct curve and to stand upright on the board surface. It was Moreover, since the side edge (cut) of the guide rail is exposed, there is a risk of injury during cleaning or the like.

Therefore, in the embodiment shown in the drawings, the first decorative base member 4 and the second decorative base member 4 which are formed substantially in the same shape as the game board main body 27 are provided.
By laminating the decorative member 3 composed of the decorative base member 5 on the front side of the game board main body 27, the game section 21
And the non-gaming section 26 are formed.

The first decorative base member 4 is a game board body 27.
The plate-shaped member is substantially the same in shape, in other words, has a shape whose outlines match each other, and is integrally formed of a light-transmitting synthetic resin. As a result, the design drawing of the game board main body 27 appears transparent. In the central portion of the first decorative base member 4, a substantially circular first vacant portion 41 to be the game portion 21 is provided,
The surface of the game board body 27 is made visible.

A base plate portion 42 for forming the non-game portion 26 is provided in the peripheral portion of the first empty portion 41. Also,
The inner edge of the base plate portion 42, that is, the outer edge of the first empty portion 41 serves as a support for an outer rail 31 described later, and the outer rail 31.
To form a first outer rail mounting portion that can be mounted. This first
The outer rail mounting portion includes, for example, an outer upright piece 43, and a protrusion 44 protruding from the outer rail 31 at an interval corresponding to the thickness of the outer rail 31.

The outer standing piece 43 is an outer rail 31 which will be described later.
Starting from along the side edge of the first empty portion 41 from the lower left base plate portion 421 on the lower left side toward the drawing in which the base end (distal end) is located, and connecting to the upper left base plate portion 422 on the upper left side in a circular arc, The process ends at the position of the bounce rubber 45 in the upper right base plate 423 on the right side. Inside the base end portion of the outer upright piece 43, as described above, the ridge 44 for forming the receiving groove 431 for receiving the side edge of the outer rail 31 is provided in parallel.

Further, the first decorative base member 4 is provided with an inner standing piece 46 which functions as the inner rail 32. The inner standing piece 46 is formed at a side edge portion of the first empty portion 41 with a gap through which a hit ball can pass so as to partially overlap the outer rail mounting portion, that is, the outer standing piece 43. In addition, in the illustrated embodiment, the inner standing piece 46 is the inner rail 32.
It is the left part of the game section 21 that directly functions as
In the lower part, the illegal game prevention member 6 described later is the inner rail 32.
Although the lower portion of is formed, the inner standing piece 46 functions as the inner rail 32 when the illegal game prevention member 6 is not attached.

On the other hand, the side facing the inner standing piece 46,
That is, an inner hanging piece 54 is provided on the right side of the game section 21 to function as the inner rail 32. That is, from the position of the bounce rubber 45 of the front plate portion 52 provided around the second empty portion 51 of the second decorative base member 5, it starts in an arc shape toward the game board surface, passes through the lower right base portion 521, and is the maximum. It ends at the left end of the recess 53 that becomes the out port 22 in the lower position. In the illustrated embodiment, what directly functions as the inner rail 32 is the right part of the game part 21, and the lower part is provided with an illegal game prevention member 6 described later.

A portion where the outer standing piece 43 and the inner standing piece 46 overlap each other is a passage for a hit ball shot by a player, that is, a ball passage 47, which is connected by a bottom plate portion 471 and formed with a wide inlet side. At the same time, the width of the outlet side is reduced. Further, the tip of the bottom plate portion 471 of the exit portion is obliquely connected to the game board surface by the inclined surface 472, and the hit ball smoothly enters the game portion 21.

The outlet portion of the hit ball, that is, the inner standing piece 46.
A return ball prevention device 48 is provided at the tip of the. According to the illustrated embodiment, this return ball prevention device 48 is capable of exchanging a return ball prevention piece 481 having elasticity at the tip of the inner standing piece 46, for example, a stainless steel foil piece so as to diagonally cross the ball passage 47. It is attached to and configured. Therefore, even if the hit ball collides against the obstacle nail or the bounce rubber 45 and bounces back, if it hits the return ball prevention piece 481, the return ball prevention piece 481 blocks the outlet of the ball passage 47, so that the bounce ball is a ball passage 47.
There is no backflow. On the other hand, the hit ball is a return ball prevention piece 48
Open 1 and jump into the game section 21.

In this return ball prevention device 48, the return ball prevention piece 481 is replaceable. That is, a thick wall portion 482 is formed at the tip of the inner standing piece 46, and a mounting groove 484 is formed which is partially opened in the thick wall portion 482 and communicates with the cylindrical base end mounting portion 483. On the other hand, the base end of the return ball prevention piece 481 is rounded to provide a mounting column 485 that can be mounted on the base mounting portion 483. Then, the mounting column 485 is inserted into the base end mounting portion 483, and the return ball prevention piece 481 is extended above the thick portion 482 through the opening. Therefore, when the return ball prevention piece 481 is deformed, the mounting post 485 is removed from the base end mounting portion 483, and a new return ball prevention piece 481 is removed.
May be inserted into the base end mounting portion 483 and replaced.

The return ball prevention device 48 may be of another embodiment as shown in FIG. In this embodiment, a return ball prevention device 48 is configured by extending an illegal game prevention member 6 described later. That is, the return ball prevention piece 681 is integrally formed at the tip of the illegal game prevention member 6 attached along the inner standing piece 46 constituting the inner rail 32, and the fitting provided at the base end portion of the return ball prevention piece 681. A fitting pin 481 standing upright from the bottom plate portion 471 of the first decorative base member 4 is fitted into the hole 682, and the illegal game prevention member 6 and the return ball prevention piece 481 are attached.

Even with the return ball prevention device 48 having such a structure, even if the hit ball bounces at the game section 21 and tries to jump into the ball passage 47, the return ball prevention piece 681 blocks the outlet of the ball passage 47. It is possible to reliably prevent the occurrence of return balls. On the other hand, a returning ball prevention piece 68 is provided for the shot hit.
1 does not become a resistance, and the ball is smoothly played in the game section 2
Jump into 1.

The return ball prevention piece 481 and the fraudulent game prevention member 6 are fixed at the tip end thereof, as shown in FIG. 6 (B), a plate-like fitting piece 483 standing upright from the first decorative base member 4.
The fitting port 68 opened at the base end of the ball prevention piece 681
3 may be fitted. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 6, the fraudulent game preventing member 6 is gradually tapered toward the return ball preventing device 48 and arranged in a taper shape.

Further, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 7, a cover portion 60 for covering the inner standing piece 46 is extended toward the tip portion of the illegal game prevention member 6, and a return ball prevention device is provided at the tip of the cover portion 60. 48 is provided. In addition, in each of the above-described embodiments, the illegal game prevention member 6 and the return ball prevention device 48 are integrally configured, but it is also possible to separate and only replace the return ball prevention device 48.

On the left and right side edges of the first decorative base member 4, there are provided lock receivers 33 used when the game board 2 is attached to the main body of the game machine. In this lock receiver 33, a recess 331 is formed at a predetermined position of the first decorative base member 4 and an attachment base 332 is provided, and the tip of the lock piece 333 made of a metal piece and the first decorative base member are provided on the attachment base 332. The second decorative base member 5 which will be described later, together with the side edge of No. 4
It is configured such that a mounting empty portion 334 for receiving a mounting piece of a game board mounting device (not shown) is formed between the lower surface and the lower surface (see FIG. 18). The game board mounting device is a U-shaped mounting piece that is rotatably attached to the shaft so that the side edges of the game board 2 are sandwiched and the game board 2 is mounted. It is provided in.

The hit ball launched by the hit ball launching device 161 is
It jumps over the foul ball gutter 165 from the launch rail 164 and jumps to the outer rail 31, and is guided by the outer rail 31 to reach the game section 21. Then, as described above, the outer rail in the conventional pachinko machine is formed by bending the base end portion to form a cylindrical fixing portion through which the fixing nail passes, and the fixing nail passed through the fixing portion is made of veneer plywood. It was fixed by hammering it into the game board itself. For this reason, the hit ball collides with the firmly fixed outer rail, and the landing point of the hit ball is severely worn.

Therefore, the game board 2 of the embodiment shown in the drawings
Are configured such that the outer rail 31 itself can absorb the impact of a hit ball. That is, the outer rail 31 can be deformed with the free space around the landing point where the hit ball collides.

Therefore, in the present embodiment, the outer rail 3
A cutout 311 is provided in the vicinity of the base end of 1 to reduce the width so that the side edge does not come into contact with the game board surface side, and the width is reduced to facilitate deformation and increase shock absorption. It is configured (see FIG. 10).

Further, in order to form a free space which becomes an escape when the outer rail 31 is deformed, the base end portion of the outer standing piece 43, that is, the portion where the ball emitted from the hitting ball launching device 161 collides and the front and rear thereof. The appropriate range of the outer rail 31
The step portion 432 is provided so as to be slightly retracted so as not to come into close contact with.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 5, the stepped portion of the outer upright piece 43 is slightly retracted from the mounting position of the outer rail 31 so that a space P is formed on the back side of the outer rail 31. 432 is provided. Further, when fixing the base end of the outer rail 31, it is fixed via an outer rail fixing metal fitting 7 described later.

At the tip portion of the outer rail 31 fixed as described above, the outer rail 31 is in a floating state within the range of the step portion 432 where the outer rail fixing metal fitting 7 and the outer upright piece 43 start. Therefore, the hit ball launching device 16
Even if the hit ball fired from No. 1 collides, the impact is alleviated by the deformation of the outer rail 31, so that stable ball flight can be obtained. Further, since the outer rail 31 is not firmly fixed, abrasion of the outer rail 31 due to collision of balls is prevented, and the durability of the outer rail 31 is improved.

Further, as described above, in the conventional game board, the base end of the outer rail 31 is directly fixed to the game board body by the fixing nail. Therefore, fixing requires a skilled technique, and it is difficult to adjust the angle, so that it is difficult to obtain a stable ball flight. Therefore, in the game board 2 according to the present invention, the base end of the outer rail 31 is fixed to the fixed board 72 by the outer rail fixing metal fitting 7 formed as a separate member.
I fixed it against.

The outer rail fixing member 7 (see FIG. 9) is
The base plate portion 42 provided on the first decorative base member 4 that functions as the fixed base plate 72, which is a metal member that is fixed to the bottom plate portion 471 of the ball passage 47 in the illustrated embodiment from the back surface side with a screw or the like, is provided on the outer rail 31. A mounting piece 71 for mounting the fastening portion 312 provided at the tip is provided. The mounting piece 71 is formed by cutting and raising the mounting substrate 74, and has a fitting hole 75. The mounting board 74 is provided with a mounting hole 741 and a positioning hole 742 through which mounting screws are passed. In addition, a part of the lower edge of the mounting board 74 is provided with a bent locking piece 76 that is bent so as to wind the lower edge of the base plate portion 42 of the first decorative base member 4, and the game board 2 is played. The locking ring (not shown) of the locking metal fitting used when the apparatus is mounted on the board mounting table 16 and is locked. Further, in the lower edge corner of the mounting board 74,
When the game board 2 is installed on the game board mounting table 16, a rising closing piece 77 is provided so as to close a gap formed between the game board 2 and the base end of the launch rail 164, and the closing piece 77 protects against injury. Covering 78.

A fastening portion 312 is formed at the base end of the outer rail 31 (see FIG. 2). The fastening portion 312 is provided on the outer rail 3
The outer rail 31 is formed by folding back the base end of the outer rail 31.
The base end of is fixed. A dowel 313 is provided on the fastening portion 312, and the dowel 313 is inserted into the fitting hole 75 of the mounting piece 71 to perform positioning and retaining (see FIGS. 9 and 10).

If the outer rail 31 does not stand up at a predetermined angle with respect to the game board main body 27, that is, at a right angle, the hit ball may fly toward the glass G, fly toward the surface of the game board main body 27, or fly. Not stable. Therefore, although the mounting angle of the outer rail 31 has been conventionally adjusted, this adjustment is a troublesome work requiring skill.

Therefore, in this embodiment, the mounting piece 71
The outer rail 31 can be adjusted in angle by adjusting the rising angle (see FIG. 11). A dedicated jig 79 is prepared for the angle adjustment. This jig 79
Has a groove portion 791 into which the fastening portion 312 of the outer rail 31 sandwiched by the mounting piece 71 can be fitted, and the jig 79 is used as a lever to change the angle of the mounting piece 71 with a slight force. Instead, the mounting angle of the outer rail 31 is adjusted.

When the mounting angle of the outer rail 31 is accurately adjusted, the hit ball does not pass through the center of the passage and collide with the glass G or the game board surface, and the ball flight is stable.

A bounce rubber 45 is positioned at the tip of the outer rail 31, in other words, at the conversion point with the inner rail 32. The bounce rubber 45 bounces the ball hitting along the outer rail 31 to the game portion 21, and is made of elastic rubber. The bounce rubber 45 has a mounting hole 451 at the center.
The mounting pillar 452 which is raised from the first decorative base member 4 is fitted into the hole 451 and is screwed from the front side toward the mounting pillar 452. In addition, the mounting column 4
A rib 453 for preventing rotation is provided at 52.

The bounce rubber 45 is a portion that separates the outer rail 31 and the inner rail 32. A ball contacts and passes through the outer rail portion, and the ball has a firing force. Therefore, the outer rail portion needs to have wear resistance. On the other hand, at the inner rail portion, the sphere only has a downward force, so that the sphere does not wear even if it comes into contact. Therefore, the durability is not deteriorated even if it is molded with a synthetic resin. In addition, a side lamp is usually arranged on a side portion of the game section 21.
Therefore, the inner rail 32 of the side portion has a structure in which the hit ball does not touch.

The inner rail 32 is formed in a generally circular shape with its upper side cut off with the outlet 22 at the lowest position. That is, it is formed by the inner standing piece 46 described above, and the lower half portion is covered by the illegal game prevention member 6. The inner standing piece 46
Mounting columns 461 for mounting the illegal game prevention members 6 are provided at appropriate intervals along the line.

Although the illegal game preventing member 6 inserts a piano wire or the like through the gap between the glass G and the inner rail 32 and there is no winning ball, the winning device is malfunctioned and the winning ball is illegally acquired. This is a member for preventing this.

Although this illegal game prevention member 6 has been conventionally installed, it is troublesome to handle because it is attached as a separate strip member. In addition, since the flat member is attached while being cut and curved, a skilled technique is required for the work, and the worker may vary the work. In addition, it may shrink due to a temperature change, and a gap may be formed between the glass G and the glass G to fail to function. Furthermore, since it is attached as a separate member, the cost is high.

Therefore, the illegal game prevention member 6 in the present embodiment has a concave portion 61 which forms the outlet 22 in the central portion.
Is a member having a substantially semicircular front view shape.
Further, the illegal game prevention member 6 has a flat plate portion 62 that functions as the inner rail 32, as shown in FIG.
A pressing portion 63 extending downward from a position slightly retracted from the front edge of the flat plate portion 62, a supporting portion 64 extending forward from the lower end of the pressing portion 63, and a front portion of the supporting portion 64. It has an insertion blocking piece 65 extending obliquely outward from the edge. The flat plate portion 62, the pressing portion 63, and the supporting portion 64 form a receiving groove portion 67 of the pressing member 66 described later.

The illegal game prevention member 6 is made of a material which is difficult to expand and contract due to the influence of the external environment such as temperature change and has appropriate flexibility, for example, a mixture of polypropylene and rubber.

The pressing member 66 is the illegal game preventing member 6 described above.
The first decorative base member 4 is a plate member made of a synthetic resin formed in a semi-circular shape corresponding to the shape of the receiving groove portion 67 of the above.
A mounting hole 661 is provided at a position corresponding to the mounting post 461 (see FIG. 12). Further, a fitting groove 662 into which the front edge 621 of the illegal game preventing member 6 can be fitted is formed on the back surface side (see FIG. 13).

According to the illegal game preventing member 6 as described above, when the glass G is closed, the insertion blocking piece 65 is in close contact with the glass surface and a piano wire or the like can be inserted, as shown in FIG. 13B. become unable. Note that FIG. 13A shows a state in which the glass G is open.

A plurality of ribs 611 are formed in the concave portion 61 formed at a position corresponding to the out port 22 of the illegal game prevention member 6 and are gently inclined downward toward the rear, so that a flowing down ball is opened in the game board body 27. Guide to the outlet 22. Also,
An out port cover 221 that decorates the periphery of the out port 22 of the game board body 27 is attached to the first decorative base member 4. Therefore, the number of parts to be mounted on the game board body 27 is reduced, and the labor of the assembly process can be saved.

In the outer rail 31 described above, a crush-prevention rail 166 is attached in the vicinity of the portion where the hit ball shot by the hit ball launching device 161 jumps out of the launch rail 164, jumps over the foul ball gutter 165 and collides with the outer rail 31. Therefore, it is prevented that the sphere that bounces off collides with the glass G and the glass G is damaged. In addition, this rail 1
Reference numeral 66 is made of the same material as the illegal game prevention member 6 and is made of synthetic resin having appropriate elasticity.

On the back side of the first decorative base member 4 as described above, a positioning / mounting mounting boss 491 is provided substantially diagonally. Then, the positioning / mounting mounting boss 491 is provided in the positioning / mounting mounting hole 273 provided in the game board main body 27.
The bush 100 for woodworking is interposed and fitted (see FIG. 17).

Further, the outer edge rising rib 441 and the reinforcing rib 4 are provided at the outer edge portion of the first decorative base member 4 and at an appropriate position.
42, and the rib 42 on the surface of the game board body 27
1, 422, or mounting portion 44 having nail holes or screw holes
The contact is made at the portion 3 and the twisting is prevented (see FIGS. 3 and 4).

The second decorative base member 5 superposed on the first decorative base member 4 is, for example, as shown in FIG.
The second hollow portion 51 having a substantially circular shape is provided at the center, the front plate portions 52 are provided at the four corners, and a part of the lower side is cut off, but they are connected by the runner 521 at the time of manufacturing, and can be integrally formed.

The front plate portion 52 of the second decorative base member 5, that is, the upper left corner, has an opening 241 for providing the prize ball indicator lamp 24.
And an opening 231 for providing a completion indicator lamp 23 in the upper right corner.
Open each.

Between the position of the bounce rubber 45 and the upper end of the illegal game prevention member 6, an inner hanging piece 54 which functions as the inner rail 32 is extended toward the game board surface.

From the lower end of the inner hanging piece 54 to the left end of the out port 22, the receiving portion 541 of the illegal game preventing member 6 is provided.
It is recessed to form.

On the side where the outer rail 31 is attached, a supporting piece 55 located on the back side of the outer rail 31 is provided in an arc shape, and a sandwiching groove 551 into which a side edge of the outer rail 31 is fitted is provided on the supporting piece 55. Provide along (see FIG. 5). Further, in the portion where the hit ball collides, it is slightly retracted so as to form the space P similarly to the above-mentioned first decorative base member 4.

The second decorative base member 5 is provided with the inner hanging piece 54 which functions as the inner rail 32 as described above. This inner hanging piece 54 is located at the peripheral edge of the second empty portion 51, starts in an arc shape from the position of the rebound rubber 45 toward the game board surface, and from the portion where the illegal game prevention member 6 is attached, the first decorative base member 4 It is located inside the inner standing piece 46 and ends at the left end of the concave portion 542 which becomes the out port 22 at the lowest position.

On the surface side of the second decorative base member 5, an appropriate pattern or design is provided, and a mounting portion 56 having a nail hole is provided at an appropriate position, together with the first decorative base member 4, a game board. It is attached to the main body 27.

The prize ball indicator lamp 24 and the completion indicator lamp 2 described above.
Lens members 232 and 242 having a light-transmitting property are attached to the front surfaces of the openings 231 and 241 that are opened to form the structure of FIG. The attachment of the lens members 232 and 242 is
In the locking holes 531 opened in the second decorative base member 5, respectively,
This is performed by locking the locking claws (not shown) provided on the back side of the lens members 232 and 342. In addition, the prize ball indicator lamp 24
And lens members 232 and 34 that form the completion indicator light 23.
In the vicinity of 2, similarly, a lens member 23 for decoration is similarly used.
Install 3,234 and 243,244. The attachment of these lens members can also be performed by one-touch by engaging means (not shown).

Although not shown in the drawing, an outer shape rising rib is provided on the outer edge portion of the second decorative base member 5 described above, and a reinforcing rib or a mounting receiving portion for a substrate or the like is provided at an appropriate position on the back surface side. Is provided.

The decorative member 3 attached to the front surface of the game board main body 27 is assembled by sandwiching the outer rail 31 between the first decorative base member 4 and the second decorative base member 5 described above. That is, first, the outer rail fixing member 7 is screwed to the first decorative base member 4. The outer rail fixing bracket 7 has a mounting board 74 attached to the back surface side of the base plate portion 42 of the first decorative base member 4, and a mounting piece 71 and a closing piece 77 formed in the first decorative base member 4. Through to the surface side.

Fastening portion 312 provided at the tip of the outer rail 31
Is inserted into the mounting piece 71, and the dowel 313 provided in the fastening portion 312 is fitted and fixed in the fitting hole 75 of the mounting piece 71. A protective cap 78 is attached to the closing piece 77. On the other hand, the bounce rubber 45 is inserted into the mounting column 452 and the rib 453 and screwed.

The outer rail 31 is along the mounting portion of the first decorative base member 4, that is, the outer upright piece 43, and the side edge is fitted into the receiving groove 431 formed between the protrusion 44 and the tip is rebounded. It is sandwiched between the rubber 45 and the outer standing piece 43.

With the second decorative base member 5 stacked on the first decorative base member 4 and the side end of the outer rail 31 fitted into the sandwiching groove 551 formed on the back surface side of the second decorative base member 5, Use a screw hole provided at a predetermined position to fix the screw. In addition, this screw stopper is formed by inserting a screw from the back side into a screw stopper portion 425 provided at an appropriate position of the first decorative base member 4 and screwing the screw into the screw stopper boss of the second decorative base member 5. To do.

By assembling as described above, the decorative member 3 including the metal outer rail 31 can be integrally formed. The decorative member 3 also includes an inner standing piece 46 that functions as a part of the inner rail 32 on the first decorative base member 4, and an inner hanging piece 54 on the second decorative base member 5. Further, an illegal game prevention member 6 that also functions as a part of the inner rail 32 is attached.

To attach the illegal game prevention member 6, the illegal game prevention member 6 is placed along the inner standing piece 46 forming the inner rail 32, and the pressing member 66 is received in the groove portion 6.
7 and is screwed to the mounting post 461 through a predetermined screw hole. This forms the lower half of the inner rail 32 and the lower half of the outlet 22. In addition, the outlet cover 221 is attached together.

To adjust the mounting angle of the outer rail 31, as described above, the groove portion 791 of the adjusting jig 79 is sandwiched between the base end of the outer rail 31, that is, the mounting piece 71.
It may be carried out by inserting it into the fastening portion 312 and swinging it as shown by the arrow in FIG. Therefore, it is not necessary to hit the fixing nail with a hammer as in the conventional case, and the surroundings are not accidentally damaged or injured.

In general, the ball that jumps into the game section 21 is
Since the basic flow is to flow down toward the outlet 22, even if the ball collides with the inner rail 32, the game is not adversely affected. Therefore, even if the inner rail 32 is divided, it does not affect the game.

The decorative member 3 integrally assembled as described above, as shown in FIGS. 15 to 17, has a nail 1 directed from the nail hole provided at a predetermined position toward the game board main body 27.
01, or the positioning hole 273 for positioning the game board body 27 with the bush 100 interposed as described above.
Can be fitted and attached to. As shown in FIG. 17, the first decorative base member 4 and the second decorative base member 5
It is also possible to assemble and with screws 102.

According to the decorative member 3 assembled as described above, since it is only necessary to attach the integrally assembled decorative member 3 to the front surface of the game board main body 27, significant labor saving and cost reduction can be achieved in the production process. It will be possible. Also,
A uniform and stable product can be obtained. On the other hand, since the outer rail 31 is a separate member, it is not necessary to consider the draft in manufacturing the mold when forming the decorative member 3, and the design is free. Moreover, since the outer rail 31 is always fixed perpendicularly to the game board surface, there is no deviation in the traveling direction of the launch ball, and ball flight is stable. Further, the side edge of the outer rail 31 is provided with the holding groove 55 of the second decorative base member 5.
Since the side edge of the outer rail 31 is not exposed by fitting it into the first rail, there is no fear of injury during the assembly work or cleaning.

FIG. 14 is an assembly diagram showing another embodiment. The difference of this embodiment from the above-described embodiments is that the second decorative base member 5 is composed of a plurality of members.

That is, the second decorative base member 5 is replaced with the left member 5
It is constituted by three members, A, a middle member 5B, and a right member 5C. The left member 5A is provided with a sandwiching groove 551 for receiving the left side portion of the outer rail 31 on the back surface side and a lamp base 571 for constituting the prize ball indicator lamp 24. The right member 5C is a hanging piece 54 that constitutes the inner rail 32.
In addition to the above, the lamp base 572 for forming the completion indicating lamp 23 and the recess 53 for forming the outlet 22 are provided. The middle member 5B has a fitting groove 551 for receiving the upper portion of the outer rail 31 on the back surface side. The inner member 5B is made of a light-transmissive material and is so-called diamond cut, so that light from a light-emitting source provided inside can be emitted in various directions, and the decorative effect is significantly enhanced.

The joints of the above members have different colors,
For example, the decorative effect is further enhanced by interposing decorative band members 581 to 584 colored in gold.

The prize ball indicator lamp 24 and the completion indicator lamp 23 are also composed of a plurality of members. The above-mentioned left member 5A and right member 5C are provided with lamp bases 571 and 572 having through holes 571a and 572a, respectively.
The decorative frames 573 and 574 are attached to 2 and the lens members 575 and 576 are attached. Further, the sub lens members 575a and 576a are attached to the lens members 575 and 576. When a plurality of members are used in this way, the decoration effect can be further improved by making the colors and patterns of the members different.

On the other hand, wiring boards 577 and 578 are provided on the back side of the lamp bases 571 and 572, that is, on the front side of the first decorative base member 4. This wiring board 577,5
A connector, a printed wiring, or a chip part of a resistor is arranged at 78. In this way, the wiring board 57
7,578 is not exposed, and is clean and can be closely attached to the game board main body 27. A light source such as a lamp or an LED is separately provided on the game board main body 27 by providing a lamp board, and the light from the light source is provided in the game board main body 27 with the lamp holes 271, 272 and the first decorative base member 4
Through holes 426, 427, wiring boards 577, 57
The lens members 575 and 576 are guided to the lens members 575 and 576 through the through holes 577a and 578a formed in the No. 8.

Further, in this embodiment, the lens member 579 is also provided on the lower left portion and the lower right portion of the second decorative base member 5.
a and 579b are provided. Therefore, the decorative member 3 has the lens members 575, 576, 579a, 579b at the four corners.
The decorative effect is remarkably improved.

Incidentally, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 14, the reference numerals not described have the same functions as the members given the same reference numerals in the above-mentioned embodiments, and therefore the explanation thereof will be omitted.

Although the present invention has been described above with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments and can be appropriately implemented without changing the configurations described in the claims.

[0079]

In summary, according to the present invention, the outer rail and the inner rail are erected on the main body of the game board, and the game section through which the hit ball flows down and the non-game section located outside the game section are defined.
A gaming board that is replaceably mounted on a gaming machine, wherein an outer rail fixing metal fitting including a mounting piece standing upright from a mounting board is provided on a fixing board on which an outer rail is arranged, and the outer rail fixing metal fitting is mounted on the mounting piece. By attaching the fastening part formed on the base end of the outer rail, the outer rail is indirectly fixed to the game board main body, so the outer rail can be easily attached. Also, it is possible to eliminate variations in the mounting state, and the outer rail can be freely replaced. Also, the mounting angle of the outer rail can be easily adjusted, and since it is not necessary to hit with a hammer when adjusting this mounting angle, there is no accidental damage to the surroundings or injury. And
With the properly adjusted outer rail, the hit ball can be guided to the game section without colliding with the glass surface or the decorative member surface, and stable ball flight can be obtained.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 shows an outline of a pachinko machine, (A) is a front view,
(B) is a side view.

FIG. 2 is a fragmentary front view showing the interior of a pachinko machine.

FIG. 3 is an assembly perspective view of a game board.

FIG. 4 is a front view of a first decorative base member.

FIG. 5 is a front view showing an embodiment of a second decorative base member in an assembled state.

FIG. 6 is a front view showing another embodiment of the second decorative base member in an assembled state.

FIG. 7 is a front view showing still another embodiment of the second decorative base member in an assembled state.

FIG. 8 is a front view of the second decorative base in a molded state.

FIG. 9 shows an outer rail fixing member, (A) is a perspective view,
(B) is a plan view and (C) is a front view.

FIG. 10 shows a base end portion of an outer rail, (A) is a front view and (B) is a plan view.

FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of a mounting state of an outer rail and an angle adjusting method.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view of an unauthorized game prevention member and a pressing member.

FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view of a main part for explaining the action of the illegal game preventing member, (A) showing a state where the glass is opened and (B) showing a state where the glass is closed.

FIG. 14 is an assembled perspective view showing another embodiment of the game board.

FIG. 15 is a cross-sectional view of the main parts showing an example of the attachment state of the decorative member in the embodiment of FIG.

FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view of a main part showing another example of a mounting state of a decorative member.

FIG. 17 is a cross-sectional view of a main part showing still another example of a mounting state of a decorative member.

FIG. 18 is a cross-sectional view illustrating the periphery of a lock receiver.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Pachinko machine 2 Game board 3 Decoration member 4 1st decoration base member 5 2nd decoration base member 6 Unauthorized game prevention member 7 Outer rail mounting bracket 21 Gaming section 26 Non-gaming section 27 Gaming board body 31 Outer rail 32 Inner rail 71 mounting One piece 72 Fixed board 74 Mounting board 312 Fastening part

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. An outer rail and an inner rail are erected on a game board main body, and a game part through which a hit ball flows down and a non-game part located outside the game part are formed to be partitionable with a game machine. The game board to be mounted, the outer rail fixing metal fitting provided with a mounting piece standing upright from the mounting board is provided on the fixed board on which the outer rail is arranged, and the outer rail fixing metal fitting is mounted on the base piece of the outer rail. A game board of a game machine, wherein the outer rail is indirectly fixed to the game board body by mounting the formed fastening portion. 2. The gaming board of the gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the fixed board on which the outer rail is arranged is constituted by a decorative member attached to the gaming board. 3. The game board of the gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the mounting angle of the outer rail is adjusted by changing the standing angle of the mounting piece of the outer rail fixing bracket.